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In Basketball, he does fairly decent with a skill level of 446 to 450, and he plays with Fritz and George. He, Fritz and Yoko quickly defend themselves after failing to attack. Matt wears a taller version of the Bulky Black Armor as the Boss of Stage 20 in Swordplay Showdown and being the Final boss of Swordplay Showdown.

You can earn a purple sword after beating him in Duel by holding 1 on the loading screen, and releasing it on the warning screen. You earn the stamp 'A Cut Above' after defeating him. He also acts as the referee in Speed Slice unless youвЂ™re playing against Matt himself, in which case Ryan will take his spot. You earn the stamp 'Last Mii Standing' in Duel after you defeat him. In Swordplay, Matt is the champion, having a skill level of 1496 to 1500. He also acts as the player's trainer during Boxing training sessions. In Boxing, he is the champion with a skill level of 1550 to 1649, and he wears a pair of silver boxing gloves that can be unlocked after defeating him. Matt plays on the first 9 teams along with the teams of Misaki, Fumiko, Martin, and Chris. His team consists of Akira, Luca, Emma, Elisa, Kentaro, Abby, Jessie, and Silke. In Baseball, he is also terrible, being the 5th worst player with a skill level of 98 to 268. If the player were to lose the first match in Tennis, he will play with either Miyu again or Abby in the next match. He and Miyu are the first opponents you face. In Tennis, Matt is terrible, being the 6th worst player with a skill level of 48 to 59. He is ranked #50 out of the Wii Sports Resort CPUs, by overall skill level. Matt is a CPU Mii from Wii Sports, Wii Sports Resort, and Wii Party. Tennis Beginner (In terms of being your first opponent) If you're looking for the Mii from the Wii U with the same name, go to Matt (Wii U/3DS).

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Speaking Simlish: The Tutes talk this way.'You must explore more to be able to enter this place!'.

There's only a bit of licensed popular music tracks from the 1960s-80s and tracks from Nintendo games. A good deal of the music selection are assorted excerpts from classical and traditional music.

Public Domain Soundtrack: A commonly criticized aspect of the game.

In Mii Maestro, the entire orchestra follows the speed of the conductor's baton.

Musical Gameplay: In Jam Mode and Handbell Harmony, the instruments make sounds whenever their note input method is triggered.

Pitch Perfect is an exercise of pitch discrimination. Handbell Harmony is a Rhythm Game in which the players swing the Wii Remote and nunchuck like handbells. Mii Maestro has the player assume the role of a conductor by waving the Wii Remote like a baton.

Mini-Game: The game offers three music-themed Mini Games.

Irony: It's a music game directed by Kazumi Totaka, yet the Totaka's Song easter egg isn't in the game, either as a playable track or an easter egg.

Company Cross References: The practice tune that the Miis do in Mii Maestro is the same tune from the title screen of Electroplankton.

Bizarre Instrument: You can play a wide range of instruments, including rapping, cheerleading and meow-ing.